Corrections and clarifications

In an article headed Auntie, we have a problem, page 17, (the guide), G2, July 15, and particularly in a secondary heading, we may have given the impression that the BBC no longer had footage of the Apollo 11 moon landing. The BBC archive contains several hours of moon landing material, including footage on the moon itself, at Nasa, and the splashdown. There is no record of Patrick Moore's studio contribution having been recorded; in fact, in the 60s, because of the high cost of videotape, little was archived in that format. Contrary to what we said, nearly all of Not Only, But Also, has been retained on film or video. The Bach Cantatas are also safely in the archive. The staff redundancies referred to referred mainly to the introduction of online news cuttings, rather than the visual archive. The astronaut shown walking on the moon in the photograph which illustrated this piece showed not Neil Armstrong but Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin (bigger and better versions show Armstrong reflected in Aldrin's visor).

In an early edition of our front page lead on Northern Ireland yesterday we had Mr Trimble addressing the empty benches at Stormont, having already made it clear he was miles away. Later we corrected ourselves to say, "Lord Alderdice, the acting speaker ... addressed the empty benches" etc.

In our review of Last Dance at Dum Dum (a play at the New Ambassadors, London), page 25, July 15, we said Dum Dum was an old colonial bungalow. In fact, it is a suburb of Calcutta.

In our look at the pubs of Clapham, south London, on the Consumer pages of G2, pages 14 and 15, July 15, we described the Prince of Wales as "predominantly gay". The tenant who runs the pub says that is not the case; his pub welcomes and caters for everyone.

The Readers' Editor writes about unfair comment on page 7 of the Saturday Review today. It is the policy of the Guardian to correct errors as soon as possible. Please quote the date and page number. Readers may contact the office of the Readers' Editor by telephoning 0171 239 9589 between 11am and 5pm Monday to Friday. Surface mail to Readers' Editor, The Guardian, 119 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3ER. Fax 0171 239 9897. Email: reader@guardian.co.uk